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I definitely agree. Flash Block is an essential add-on.
by rjbond3rd 16y ago
I definitely agree. Flash Block is an essential add-on.
- kenjackson 16y agoCurious, why? I've looked at Flash perf on my machine (Thinkpad, Core2Duo, Win7) and streamed 1080p video at 35% CPU utilization. I've never noticed any perf degredation using Flash and never had a crash as a result of it. I know people generally dislike it on mobile devices, but for a laptop/desktop class machine it seems pretty lightweight at even the biggest tasks.
- hartror 16y agoI run Linux mostly which flash is a bit of a dog on unfortunately.
- blntechie 16y agoI do it to prevent the autoplay of videos in almost all news sites and huge ugly flash banner ads.
- kenjackson 16y agoThanks, I hadn't considered that. I don't go to many sites with either, so I never noticed, but I think the NYTimes might have some.
- lukifer 16y agoThat's because you're on Windows. On Mac and Linux, Flash eats CPU while doing nothing, and frequently stutters on mere 480p.